By James on August 4th, 2009 at 1:39 am Technology
Writers are often asked where their ideas come from. Hearing this can be annoying considering there isn’t some force out there that brings ideas along to be written, drawn or otherwise transcribed. What if there is?
Elizabeth Gilbert explores the origin of the word genius and how this sort of belief helps nurture a creative spirit.
Frame of Mind Here's a clever video made possible by lots and lots of post-production editing. The idea is quite simple but the effect they achieve is priceless. Read More →
The Heavy Hitters of BioShock Infinite If it were any other game, I’d say that BioShock Infinite is shaping up to be the next BioShock. But that would be silly, because technically, it is. Read More →
Watch Rear Window from the Rear Window Jeff Desom stitched together a panorama of the view from the rear window in the film Rear Window and spliced together all of the scenes in the film to create one big panoramic time-lapse of the movie’s events. Read More →
The Buenos Aires Trackless Air Coaster People are always scared that roller coasters might break off and send them flying, but the lack of tracks entirely should alleviate their fears, right? Read More →
Mass Effect 3 Live Action Behind the Scenes If you haven’t seen the live-action teaser trailer for Mass Effect 3, you should get that out of the way first. Afterward, take a look at these behind-the-scenes shots of this Commander Shepard impostor saving the world. Read More →
Skyrim Game Jam Sizzle Reel “Upon completing Skyrim, the team at Bethesda Game Studios took a week where everyone was given ONE task: ‘Do whatever you want and put it in the game.’” Read More →
Everything Counts in Large Amounts Beyond the fact that it's awesome to see this guy play three (sometimes four!) different instruments at once, watching his children getting into it is even better. Read More →
Writers are often asked where their ideas come from. Hearing this can be annoying considering there isn't some force out there that brings ideas along to be written, drawn or otherwise transcribed. What if there is?Elizabeth Gilbert explores the origin of the word genius and how this sort of belief helps nurture a creative
